on 0.py try something like this settings.login_method = 'janrain' settings.login_config = 'teste:a33eb64c93717b9e34d7ab018563c91a15f1baa2' settings.plugins = []
where teste is your domain on janrain (to get that,k you need to signup janrain engage - http://janrain.com/products/engage/ ). And the combination of letters and numbers after that, is your key (that you'll also get from jainrain). A very simple way to do it is: create your account at janrain, get that data (domain/key), and create an app with that info using web2py assistant (for new apps). On authentication you choose janrain instead of local. and paste that info (domain/key). Using the new application wizard or doing it by yourself, either way is simple. At the end you'll have something like this: http://saiadarede.com.br/cadastro/default/user/login Depending on what you choose at Janrain's site, you can change that a bit. I hope that help you a bit... C'ya 2012/10/26 Simon Carr <simonjc...@gmail.com>: > Hi All, > > I am trying to get Janrain work. I have signed up for a free account on > their site. > > Here is my model code. > > ## if you need to use OpenID, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Linkedin, etc. > ## register with janrain.com, write your domain:api_key in > private/janrain.key > from gluon.contrib.login_methods.rpx_account import use_janrain > use_janrain(auth,filename='https://simoncarr.rpxnow.com/:<MY API KEY>') > > I have also tried using just simoncarr as the domain. I have changed nothing > else in my model other than defining a few tables. > > When I click login or register, I am just taken to the normal web2py auth > login/register Form. > > Is there something else I am supposed do? > > Thanks > Simon > > -- > > > -- []'s Marco Tulio --
